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Acne is a result of clogged pores, bacteria, and surplus oil. However, wash your face two times a day with a mild cleanser. Do not squeeze the pimples because they will become much worse. Additionally, using medications containing salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide will also do the trick.

Answered on 29th Aug '24

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Cheeks acne child.. my son named kiaan is having small small acne on cheeks..

Male | 6 yrs

It is quite normal for children to have breakouts on their cheeks. Acne appears as little lumps or blackheads anywhere on the skin. These are caused when the pores in your skin, which are small holes, get clogged up with oil and dirt. This might happen due to hormones or not cleaning the face properly. Clean his face softly using mild soap and never poke or press these pimples because it makes them spread more. One can also consume nutritious foods, drink lots of water as well as sleep for long hours which can lead to better looking skin. In case this condition persists without any changes then it would be wise for one to seek help from a dermatologist.

Answered on 30th May '24

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Private part infection and water leaguages itching

Male | 26

Experiencing discomfort in intimate areas and persistent irritation can stem from various causes, including infections, allergies, or skin irritations. It’s important to watch for additional signs such as unusual discharge or changes in odor. Keeping the area clean and dry can help alleviate symptoms. Over-the-counter antifungal or antibacterial creams may also be beneficial, but it's best to consult a dermatologist for tailored advice. They can accurately diagnose your condition and recommend appropriate treatment.

Answered on 24th Mar '25

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Chamar rog promble please help sir

Male | 25

Chamar rog, or skin-related issues, can manifest as rashes, itching, or discoloration. These symptoms may arise from allergies, infections, or other underlying conditions. It's essential to keep the affected area clean and avoid irritants. Over-the-counter creams may provide relief, but persistent or severe cases should be evaluated by a dermatologist.

Answered on 17th Mar '25

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I have acne problems since 3months.

Female | 34

Acne frequently affects teenagers and grown-ups. Clogged pores, hormonal changes, bacteria cause it. Wash your face gently twice daily using mild cleansers. Don't touch pimples or pick them. Avoid harsh scrubbing. Use oil-free cosmetics, skincare items. See a dermatologist if severe.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I am 19 years old. I have pigmentation around my mouth.what should I do now.can you give me any cream please

Female | 19

Pigmentation is a condition that can be compared to skin getting a different tone in some areas. It may be caused by environmental factors like the sun, changing hormonal levels, or it is sometimes the skin's natural characteristic. A cream infused with ingredients such as niacinamide or kojic acid would help to lighten the pigmentation. Remember to wear sunscreen every day to improve your skin health.

Answered on 15th Oct '24

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Hello. The last few weeks I have experienced some infected bumbs on my left leg that reminds me of infected ingrown hairs. I got the first one around 7 weeks ago when I was visiting Asia, it got big, swollen, painful, with pus and at some point an open wound with blood. I went to the doctor there where I got to know it was either a insect bite or ingrown hair, and that it was infected, so I got antibiotics. It did disappear after some time but I didn’t take the last antibiotic pill because it was as good as gone. But now, some weeks later, more of these has started to reappear, like 3. They are not as big, but they have the same symptoms, and I start to wonder if it is connected to the first, because it is only on my left leg. I’m also scared of staph infection. What do you think it can be and do you think i should see a doctor?

Female | 19

Based on your description, the first thing that comes to mind is folliculitis, which is when hair follicles get infected. This can happen from ingrown hairs or even from sweat or friction. The fact that you were in Asia could have exposed you to different environmental factors that triggered these bumps. Staph infections are a possibility, but it's good that you're keeping an eye on it. I would recommend seeing a dermatologist again to get a proper evaluation and maybe some more antibiotics.

Answered on 10th Dec '25

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some allergy suddenly arised from my body it caused my finger and arm swallow

Female | 17

You may have an allergy. Swelling in specific areas, such as your hands or arms, can be caused by allergies. Your body can retain water in these areas. Insect bites, certain foods, and contact with irritants can cause edema. To reduce the swelling, try using a cold compress and antihistamine. If it doesn’t go away or gets worse, see a dermatologist.

Answered on 8th July '24

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I want to ask about the Hair falling and the skin problem

Male | 25

When it comes to hair falling, it could be due to factors like stress, diet, or hormonal changes. Similarly, skin problems can arise from things like allergies, skincare products, or even underlying health conditions. To address these concerns, I would recommend starting with some lifestyle changes like eating a balanced diet, managing stress, and using gentle skincare products. It might also be helpful to consult with a dermatologist who can provide personalized advice and treatment options.

Answered on 6th Nov '25

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I'm 39 from Nigeria. I have a black, cone-like lump on the upper left side of my belly. It started as small bump some years back but with time developed to 2cm in diameter. It's very hard. I feel pain around it each time I'm nervous and itchy sometimes. I have had scan conducted but didn't reveal exactly what it's.. it suggested that Stony bump appears like degenerating Lipoma. .

Male | 39

This hard mass might be a lipoma, which is usually harmless and consists of fat cells. These growths mainly develop under the skin and grow slowly over time. Although it is good that you have had a scan, sometimes further tests are necessary for conclusive results. However, if it is very painful or bothers you a lot, consider consulting with a surgeon who may recommend its removal.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Pls giBody ve me best treatment for vitiligo

Female | 32

Vitiligo is a skin condition with no cure, but several treatments can improve the appearance and slow down progression. Options include topical corticosteroids, calcineurin inhibitors, phototherapy, excimer laser, depigmentation, and surgical procedures like skin grafting. Consult a dermatologist for a personalized treatment plan

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I have pinpoint small dots all over my cheeks they seem like bumps and acne but I have tried tea tree oil and lemon and nothing works

Female | 17

Sometimes, tiny bumps appear on the skin. It's called milia. They happen when dead skin cells get trapped near the surface. To help get rid of milia, you can try using a gentle exfoliating scrub to remove those dead skin cells. Also, keep your skin clean and moisturized - that's important. If the problem doesn't go away, consider seeing a dermatologist for further advice on dealing with it.

Answered on 30th July '24

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I have what looks like a blood blister inside my ear and would like to know if there is a possibility it is something serious or just something that may heal over time, it's slightly irritated but nothing I can't deal with. I have a picture of it I can show if I'm able to.

Male | 33

A blood blister inside the ear may be present. Typically caused by small injuries or rubbing. They can occur within the ear too. Often, they heal independently over time. It's positive it's not overly bothersome. Refrain from picking at it. However, if worsening or persisting, consult a dermatologist.

Answered on 19th July '24

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Hair and skin related queries

Male | 15

Hair and skin issues can manifest in various ways, such as dryness, itching, or excessive oiliness, often caused by factors like allergies, hormonal changes, or environmental conditions. Maintaining a balanced diet, staying hydrated, and using appropriate moisturizers or cleansers can be beneficial. For persistent concerns or noticeable changes, consulting a dermatologist is advisable, as they can provide tailored advice and treatment options.

Answered on 7th Mar '25

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Hello Doctor, I am a 23-year-old male and wanted to explain my situation clearly. I was treated for balanitis and completed two courses of prescribed medication, including topical creams (KETO-4S initially, later CANDIDERMA). While the main infection seemed to improve, I am still experiencing redness, raw and sensitive skin, and pain on touch. I would like to mention that due to anxiety about the condition, I may have used the steroid-based cream more frequently than advised (approximately once every two days for reassurance). I am concerned this may have affected healing. From today, I have also noticed some white discharge from the area. I have not had any sexual contact. However, last night I had a strong spontaneous erection during sleep, and this morning I noticed the white discharge afterward. I wanted to kindly ask: * Why this might be happening despite completing treatment * Whether this suggests ongoing infection, inflammation, or irritation from topical steroid use * What the appropriate next steps would be I would greatly appreciate your guidance, as I am currently unable to consult a doctor in person. Thank you very much for your time and help.

Male | 23

The redness, sensitivity, and pain you're experiencing could be due to a few reasons. The frequent use of the steroid cream might have caused some irritation, and the white discharge could indicate ongoing inflammation or infection. Here's what I suggest: Firstly, try to limit the use of the steroid cream to what was originally advised. Keeping the area clean and dry is essential. You might benefit from a follow-up with a dermatologist to assess if further treatment is needed.

Answered on 24th Dec '25

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Hello Doctor Iam Subham Age 22 from past 1 week or more My Lower Lip Is Getting Dry again and again and is Turning Dark with some peels also coming out please help.

Male | 22

Dehydration, sun exposure, as well as certain medical conditions can be amongst the list of the factors that can cause dryness and discoloration of lips. It is recommended that seeing a dermatologist would be the best choice that will diagnose the rootcause of your problem and prescribe the necessary medicine.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I have skin tags on my perineum

Female | 27

Skin tags near the perineum are generally innocuous. They resemble small protrusions of skin. Friction and rubbing of the skin causes their formation. At times, itchiness or bleeding may occur if irritated. If they cause discomfort, a doctor can readily remove them safely. Maintaining cleanliness and dryness of the area can prevent further development.

Answered on 30th July '24

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